By News Desk 
As tensions continue to escalate between India and Pakistan, speculations of a potential armed conflict are gaining momentum. And it’s not just current geopolitical analysts raising alarms—renowned mystic Baba Vanga’s prophecies are also being revisited, suggesting the possibility of a major global conflict in 2025.
According to various reports, including the New York Post, Baba Vanga had foretold a massive war that would shake the foundations of Europe, though she refrained from naming any specific countries. With India and Pakistan’s relationship increasingly strained, many believe her cryptic predictions may point toward the subcontinent.
Predictions of Global Instability and Natural Disasters
Baba Vanga also allegedly foresaw destructive earthquakes in 2025. Her warning has gained renewed attention following the 7.7 magnitude earthquake that struck Myanmar on March 28, claiming over 1,700 lives and affecting neighboring Thailand, where at least 10 deaths and more than 100 missing persons have been reported.
These events seem to mirror her broader vision of global turmoil, with both natural disasters and geopolitical upheaval making headlines.
Who Was Baba Vanga?
Born in 1911 in Bulgaria, Baba Vanga’s real name was Vangeliya Pandeva Gushterova. She reportedly lost her sight at the age of 12 during a violent storm, after which she claimed to have acquired the ability to foresee the future. Over the decades, she made numerous predictions that some believe came true, including:
- The 9/11 terrorist attacks
- The death of Princess Diana in 1997
- The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic
Though she passed away in 1996, her followers and enthusiasts continue to interpret and circulate her prophecies. While skeptics dismiss her predictions as vague or coincidental, many remain intrigued by the perceived accuracy of her forecasts.
Why Her 2025 Prediction Matters Today
In the current climate of global instability, Baba Vanga’s forewarning of a major war in 2025 is drawing fresh attention. With tensions rising in South Asia and conflicts ongoing in several parts of the world, her prophecies are once again fueling debates on whether history is on the verge of repeating itself—guided by foresight, fate, or coincidence.